HiLook IP Camera IPCAM-B4-50IR — 4 MP bullet network camera, 4 mm lens

HiLook IPCAM-B4-50IR is a 4 MP bullet network camera with a fixed 4 mm lens designed for video surveillance in small-to-medium indoor and outdoor areas. The camera supports network integration for continuous recording and remote viewing, and is compatible with HiLook and Hikvision NVR systems. Its bullet form factor enables straightforward mounting on walls or ceilings for perimeter monitoring, entrance coverage and general-purpose surveillance tasks.

Advantages

The camera delivers 4-megapixel resolution to capture clear detail at moderate distances while the 4 mm fixed lens provides a wide field of view suitable for corridors, entrances and small yards. Built for network operation, it supports remote access and recording via NVRs or client software, simplifying centralized management. The bullet design and weather-resistant housing allow outdoor deployment with straightforward installation and alignment.

Suitable for

• Monitoring building entrances and lobbies
• Perimeter and fence-line surveillance of small properties
• Coverage of parking areas, driveways and small yards
• Indoor monitoring of corridors, stairwells and retail spaces

Key specifications

• Image sensor: 4 MP resolution
• Lens: fixed 4 mm focal length for a wide field of view
• Camera type: bullet network (IP) camera
• Installation: wall or ceiling mountable bullet housing
• Operational modes: continuous recording and remote live view via network
• Compatibility: integrable with HiLook/Hikvision-compatible NVR systems and client software
• Environmental use: suitable for indoor and outdoor locations with weather-resistant housing

How to use

Mount the camera on a stable surface using the included bracket and fasteners, aiming the fixed 4 mm lens to cover the desired scene. Connect the camera to a local network via Ethernet; if PoE is available, use a PoE switch or injector to supply power and data over a single cable. Configure IP settings and add the device to an NVR or client application using the camera discovery tool or manual IP entry. Adjust image settings, recording schedules and motion detection parameters within the NVR or camera web interface as needed.

Usage recommendations

For optimal coverage, position the camera at a height that balances field of view and detail—typically 2.5–4 metres for entrance or perimeter monitoring. Use a PoE switch for simplified cabling and reliable power delivery. Regularly verify firmware updates and maintain clean lens surfaces for consistent image quality.